This made me laugh but also made me slightly uneasy.
There’s a snobbish tone to it that I don’t like. I think it’s probably bad for science, and the image of the science community to be considered snobby. If people think that they will be discriminated against for not being ‘cultured’ enough then they might be put off going in to scientific disciplines.
Opinions?
Author Archives: R Cawkwell
A four-day working week? Only if I can have a pay rise.
Britons should cut down to four-day working week, leading doctor claims http://t.co/CTyB4NIgfN — i newspaper (@theipaper)
My morning check of emails and social media was one of my favourite procrastination methods while I was working part time. Now I’m out of work I have resumed the morning email/social media rummaging.
Today it has proven fruitful; I hath a blog post out of it 😀
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I was going to bed an hour ago…
But then this happened:
Yup I’m watching Metallica at Glastonbury Continue reading “I was going to bed an hour ago…”
One door closes
A world of opportunity opens up…
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June reviews:part two
I’m back with a couple more reviews.
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Objectify!
The voices in my head are responsible for this…Continue reading “Objectify!”
I now have a finishing date
Friday. This Friday. Two days.
Bit scary really; I’ve worked here for six years.
I’ve had three and a half weeks more than I expected, so I don’t suppose I can complain too much.
Actually I can complain about a few things, but I want to get my thoughts together
Stupid ways to die and other writing ideas
A few days ago, as entertainment, my sister, mum and mum’s partner decided that when we sell the house and move out, to wind the neighbours up, we’d tell them, casually, that the new people were …whatever…It all got a bit silly.
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I knew going in to Grimsby was fatal…
I’ve bought five books and borrowed some DVD’s from the library.
Weekend Reading
What a lovely midsummers day!

